appeared in a season two episode of Fresh Off the Boat, and in Brooklyn Nine-Nines season three episode "The Swedes". Lindhome voiced Poison Ivy in the 2017 animated film The Lego Batman Movie. In 2018, Lindhome guest starred as Shaina, a recovering drug addict, in an episode of the comedy-drama television series Kidding. In October 2019, she was featured in SoulPancake's short documentary film Laughing Matters. The following month, she appeared as part of the ensemble cast of the 2019 mystery film Knives Out, in which she played Donna Thrombey. Lindhome began starring in the Fox animated sitcom series Duncanville in February 2020, voicing the character Kimberly Harris, the emotional 12-year-old sister of the protagonist, Duncan Harris. In October 2020, she starred in the comedy thriller film The Wolf of Snow Hollow, directed by Jim Cummings, as Officer Julie Robson. As of 2022, she stars as Dr. Valerie Kinbott, Wednesday Addams's therapist, in the Netflix comedy horror series Wednesday. Music Lindhome performs as "Garfunkel" in the comedy-folk duo Garfunkel and Oates, with her friend and fellow songwriter Kate Micucci. Other work , Lindhome will write the script for the upcoming animated musical film Steps, which she will executive produce and write the lyrics for alongside Micucci. Public image The Post-Standard included Lindhome on their list of the 101 most famous Syracuse University alumni. Personal life Lindhome has one son born in March 2022. She is unmarried. Filmography Film Television Web Discography Yell at Me from Your Car EP (2011) References External links Official website Channel on YouTube for Garfunkel and Oates 1979 births 21st-century American actresses 21st-century American comedians Actresses from New York (state) Actresses from Pennsylvania American comedy musicians American film actresses American people of Swedish descent American podcasters American television actresses American women comedians American women podcasters Comedians from New York (state) Living people Musicians from New York (state) Musicians from Pennsylvania People from Cattaraugus County, New York People from Potter County, Pennsylvania Syracuse University alumni